Comerica Park
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Comerica Park is a ballpark in Detroit, Michigan, home of the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball’s American League. It opened in 2000, making it 26 years old in 2026 and seats about 41,083 fans. Ferris wheel with baseball-shaped cars on the concourse; slated to be renamed Fifth Third Park in 2027.
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Ballpark facts
- Location
- Detroit, Michigan
- Home of
- Detroit Tigers
- League
- American League
- Opened
- 2000
- Capacity
- 41,083
- Dimensions
- Left field 342 ft · Center 412 ft · Right field 330 ft
- Surface
- Natural grass
- Roof
- Open air
- 2026 attendance
- 28,677 per game
- Architect
- HOK Sport (now Populous)
- Last major renovation
- 2023
- Big events
- MLB All-Star Game (2005), World Series (2006), World Series (2012)
Famous games at Comerica Park
- Comerica Park hosts the All-Star Game; AL wins 7-5 and Bobby Abreu sets a Derby record the night before
- Magglio Ordonez's walk-off three-run homer sweeps the A's and sends Detroit to the World Series
- Justin Verlander throws his first no-hitter, a 4-0 win over the Brewers
- Armando Galarraga loses a perfect game on a blown call at first base with two outs in the 9th
- Miguel Cabrera singles off Colorado's Antonio Senzatela for his 3,000th career hit
Seating guide
- Best views
- Except in right field, nearly every seat has a view of the downtown skyline. Infield seats on the mezzanine and upper level offer the best mix of field, scoreboard and skyline.
- Shade & cover
- Terrace and Tiger Den seats are covered by the overhang, and in the upper deck a small roof shelters rows from roughly 17 up. The lower level has little shelter, and left field is the sunniest spot.
- Cheapest seats
- For the lowest prices, look at the mezzanine, Kaline's Corner out in right, or the outfield Bleachers and Pavilion seats.
- Families
- For kids there's Sunday Kids Run the Bases and a Kids Club that costs nothing, plus a carousel and a Ferris wheel with a baseball theme; rides are $2, and kids ride free on Sundays.
- Standing room
- Social spots include Comerica Landing out in right field, the Beer Hall, the Corner Tap Room, and the Blue Moon bar, which sits behind Section 330. Standing-room tickets go on sale only when a game sells out.
Tailgating & parking
- Tailgating
- Not allowedAccording to the Tigers' parking page, none of the parking facilities permit tailgating or in-and-out privileges, and tailgating on public property is barred by the city.
- Parking
- The District Detroit lots and garages near the ballpark, the Tiger Garage among them, are owned and run by Olympia Development. You can reserve a space ahead on SpotHero or take whatever is open, first-come, when you arrive.
- Transit
- Right next to the park, the QLine streetcar has a stop at Woodward and Montcalm. The People Mover's Broadway and Grand Circus Park stations are also within a short walk.
Stadium tours
Comerica Park offers behind-the-scenes ballpark tours ($25 adults · about 90 minutes). Tours usually skip game days and the schedule changes by season, so book ahead.
Historical photos
Browse old photos, postcards and construction shots of Comerica Park in free public archives.
Ballparks near Comerica Park10
- 1D-IIHarwell Field — Wayne State Warriors same city
- 2JUCOThe Corner Ballpark — Henry Ford Hawks same city
- 3NAIAUM-Dearborn Baseball Field — Michigan-Dearborn Wolverines 6 mi
- 4JUCOMacomb Monarchs Baseball Field — Macomb Monarchs 12 mi
- 5SummerMemorial Park — Royal Oak Leprechauns 12 mi
- 6NAIALawrence Tech Blue Devils Baseball Field — Lawrence Tech Blue Devils 13 mi
- 7NAIAMadonna Crusaders Baseball Field — Madonna Crusaders 14 mi
- 8JUCOSchoolcraft Ocelots Baseball Field — Schoolcraft Ocelots 14 mi
- 9D-IOakland University Baseball Field — Oakland Golden Grizzlies 24 mi
- 10NAIARochester Christian Warriors Baseball Field — Rochester Christian Warriors 24 mi
Other American League ballparks12
The Detroit Tigers share the American League with 13 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here are the closest 12, nearest first.
- 1MLBProgressive Field — Cleveland Guardians 93 mi
- 2MLBRate Field — Chicago White Sox 237 mi
- 3MLBOriole Park at Camden Yards — Baltimore Orioles 398 mi
- 4MLBYankee Stadium — New York Yankees 485 mi
- 5MLBTarget Field — Minnesota Twins 541 mi
- 6MLBFenway Park — Boston Red Sox 615 mi
- 7MLBKauffman Stadium — Kansas City Royals 640 mi
- 8MLBTropicana Field — Tampa Bay Rays 1,003 mi
- 9MLBGlobe Life Field — Texas Rangers 1,015 mi
- 10MLBDaikin Park — Houston Astros 1,104 mi
- 11MLBT-Mobile Park — Seattle Mariners 1,931 mi
- 12MLBAngel Stadium — Los Angeles Angels 1,966 mi
Questions about Comerica Park
What other ballparks are in the American League?
13 other American League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Progressive Field, Rate Field, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Where do the Detroit Tigers play home games?
The Detroit Tigers play at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan.
When did Comerica Park open?
Comerica Park opened in 2000.
How many people does Comerica Park hold?
Comerica Park has a capacity of about 41,083.
What other ballparks are near Comerica Park?
Harwell Field is also in Detroit. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
Where is the shade at Comerica Park?
Terrace and Tiger Den seats are covered by the overhang, and in the upper deck a small roof shelters rows from roughly 17 up. The lower level has little shelter, and left field is the sunniest spot.
Can you tailgate at Comerica Park?
Not allowed. According to the Tigers' parking page, none of the parking facilities permit tailgating or in-and-out privileges, and tailgating on public property is barred by the city.
Does Comerica Park offer tours?
Yes. Comerica Park runs ballpark tours ($25 adults · about 90 minutes). Check the official tour page for dates.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.